The Other Search Engines

**Digitoko** · 11-15-2008, 01:15 AM

Hello All,

I want to ask one question....?

It is useful the same article submit many article directories? Is the google band my website. Or i loose my ranking.

Need Answer.

**chrishirst** · 11-15-2008, 08:22 AM

Google have a band?? Brass, String or Steel drum?

and which of the one questions are you demanding an answer to?

**scriptaty** · 11-16-2008, 07:25 AM

If you are doing article submission for backlinks and thinking to submit same article to a lot of directories then you will surely assigned to be spammer but spamming doesn't means that you will directly go to sandbox or get banned fro indexing. But, it's sure that you will lose your SERP in Google.

So, submitting one article no to more than 5 directory would be good idea. Although google has not fixed the number of directory for spam assigning but also in my opinion, exceeding 5 can cause trouble.

**Isabella_Smith** · 11-19-2008, 05:13 AM

Hi Sonal,

Google doesn't banned any website for mutiple article postings. You can post it on many websites and you will get some good visitors from there.

**johnlloyd** · 11-19-2008, 07:50 AM

As long as your article has a unique content, it is normal to submit your article to multiple article directories!

**juries23** · 11-26-2008, 03:47 AM

i always submit the same article with different article sites.

**cellphone-china** · 12-04-2008, 03:24 AM

they are all useful.

**~ServerPoint~** · 12-04-2008, 05:22 AM

That is time wasting. You will have only one page with your article which will bring you profit. Other pages will be filtered

**fork8210** · 12-10-2008, 05:20 AM

submitting the same article to many article submission sites is OK for as long as the writings in your article is your own content then you don't have to worry about being banned. not band

**neil.small** · 12-11-2008, 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Isabella_Smith

Hi Sonal,

Google doesn't banned any website for mutiple article postings. You can post it on many websites and you will get some good visitors from there.

Agree with you, if you are submitting same article in number of article sites you have more visitors for your site.

**Learning Newbie** · 12-11-2008, 08:43 PM

This question has come up many times lately, in the past week or so.

If you wrote the article (and weren't being paid by someone else to), it's yours, and you can do anything you'd like with it. You can post it to 100 sites if you want to. The trouble is, all of those sites will be publishing duplicate content, and this is pretty worthless to search engines, so all but 1 of those 100 articles will be filtered out of the search indexes. You won't get any more benefit for the other 99 submissions than you will for the 1, in terms of link popularity. Now, if people are actually reading the article, and clicking the links, that's another story.

Somebody mentioned that you won't be sent to the sandbox - this is a double myth. It's very debatable whether Google punishes sites for being new. Probably not, but this myth is called the sandbox. It's for being new, not for old sites that did something unfavorable. That would just get an outright ban, not a visit to the sand box.

**fork8210** · 05:57 AM

you mean you only need to submit an article to only one top article submission sites instead of submitting it to 100 article submission sites?

**Mark_anderson** · 12-12-2008, 08:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Learning Newbie

This question has come up many times lately, in the past week or so.

If you wrote the article (and weren't being paid by someone else to), it's yours, and you can do anything you'd like with it. You can post it to 100 sites if you want to. The trouble is, all of those sites will be publishing duplicate content, and this is pretty worthless to search engines, so all but 1 of those 100 articles will be filtered out of the search indexes. You won't get any more benefit for the other 99 submissions than you will for the 1, in terms of link popularity. Now, if people are actually reading the article, and clicking the links, that's another story.

Somebody mentioned that you won't be sent to the sandbox - this is a double myth. It's very debatable whether Google punishes sites for being new. Probably not, but this myth is called the sandbox. It's for being new, not for old sites that did something unfavorable. That would just get an outright ban, not a visit to the sand box.

This answer has a point. I agree, but every site has some unique visitors/members they don't use google, the like to search in the directory first. So, we will loose these visitors.

What do you say??

**Learning Newbie** · 12-12-2008, 02:40 PM

I say that's a good thing to be concerned over.

I haven't looked for anything in a web directory since about 1996, and I don't know anyone who has. In fact, the only traffic I believe most directories get is from webmasters submitting links, and of course from the people who run the directories. But, this is my feeling - facts are worth a lot more.

If a link sends you traffic, it's a good link. We should all have some kind of stat package for our web sites. So, you can see how many people any given site is sending your way, and have some cold, hard numbers to make the choice for you.

Here's an experiment. Go submit a good article to 100 sites, or more if you choose. Keep track of how long it takes for each of them, and in total. Over the next 2 months, keep track of how many visitors are sent from each. This will help you balance the opportunity cost of article submission (let alone writing!) against the actual ROI you're getting.

And, if you keep detailed notes, it will help you decide which sites to submit your next article to.

Fortunately, with your logs, it's a lot easier to measure direct referrals than search engine ranking power, for any given activity you might do.

**importexportus** · 05:06 AM

It is useful the same article submit many article directories? Is the Google band my website. Or i loose my ranking.

I eternity submit the matching article in the site of dissimilar article websites.
So don't worry about this matter...

**webmaster1321** · 12-16-2008, 08:32 AM

Well if you Are doing just for some Extra traffic then it would be Fine but if you are creating your backlinks then its not a good idea

**Providentestate** · 12-26-2008, 05:40 AM

I never submit same article in different directories because it cosiders as a spam.

**fork8210** · 02-04-2009, 05:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Providentestate

I never submit same article in different directories because it cosiders as a spam.

I have been submitting my article in many article submission and I think its not a SPAM.

**Jeremy80** · 02-04-2009, 02:26 PM

I think all the people who bash this strategy are the ones too afraid to try it. You will not get penalized for submitting the same article to multiple article directories. It also isn't just one link that will count in those submissions. That may be the case with Google, but most of the other search engines will give you credit for each of those links. I am happy with all the links I get and the effects it has on my rankings.

**johniman7** · 02-04-2009, 08:05 PM

The more you submit the same article the less effect it will have as it will be filtered as duplicate content and the link you gain from it will not have much weight. If you do, only do maybe three max then start using a different or rotated version of the article.